Dermatology and glycolic peel

Microneedling is a great option for acne scars, since you can control the depth of the needles. A 1.5 mm – 2 mm depth is appropriate for scar therapy as opposed to the dermal roller which has only one depth. A series of treatments every two weeks for 5-7 sessions you should see significant i...

Whenever micro-needling of the skin is done, it is very important that nothing is put on the skin that is not safe if it is delivered into or under the skin. This of course includes Retinol and Emu oil. Micro-needling creates micro-channels in the skin which enhance penetration of any...

OK, you need to see a hair expert (medical) for ongoing guidance of Minoxidil and other enzyme inhibitors such as finesetride or duasteride. Next you should see a procedural dermatologist for consideration of PRP - this can reduce hair fall in men. PRP or platelet rich plasma is better in ...

Thanks for your query. Dermaroller is not a tool to play with. It should be prescribed nd done by a doctor only as it can lead to certain complications. It is advisable to visit a dermatologist as proper physical examination is required. Hope it Helps.All The Best

Thanks for the query.But 1.5mm dermaroller should be done by a dermatologist.You can use 0.5mm dermaroller at home 

They usually fade by month 3. For a better system use a vertical delivery, like Eclipse or Derma Pen. The video explains why tracks are left with a derma roller compared to a stamping method. All the best, Dr Davin Lim Laser, surgical and aesthetic dermatologist Brisbane, Australia